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CUNY Queens College

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Student Reviews of CUNY Queens College

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based on 11 reviews

  • Julie from Garden City, NY

    Queens has been fun... beautiful campus and there is tons of things to do. I haven't had time to explore around a lot, but from what I've seen, Queens has a lot to offer. There is over 100 clubs to choose from, a variety of sports, etc. Queens has a… more read full review

    Queens has been fun... beautiful campus and there is tons of things to do. I haven't had time to explore around a lot, but from what I've seen, Queens has a lot to offer. There is over 100 clubs to choose from, a variety of sports, etc. Queens has a great feel, although it is still largely a commuter campus. And I love having small classes... in the Freshman Honors Program (and probably Macaulay Honors), there are about 20 people in your class, and you stay with the same group for the three honors classes for the semester, so you really get to know other people and it's a great way to make new friends.

    Queens also has a lot of events going on - the Student Association always has events planned for us. There are always a lot of parties/entertainment Thursday nights and they try to mix it up during Free Hour also.

    The reason I gave it four stars was because of the fact that Queens is still largely known as a commuter school - meaning that students do not always stay on campus; they come and go as they please so you don't always see the same people because everyone is on their own. So it is harder to make friends because it is a commuter school, but if you make the effort to join clubs, etc., then you'll do well. read full review

  • Krysta from Warwick, NY

    Queens seems to offer many different classes, all in different buildings depending on what kind of class it is. The fact that it's been more diffcult to get into CUNY schools the past few years shows how many people are applying, and how many are… more read full review

    Queens seems to offer many different classes, all in different buildings depending on what kind of class it is. The fact that it's been more diffcult to get into CUNY schools the past few years shows how many people are applying, and how many are qualified and accepted to attend. Being close to the city, and even in Queens, it can be distracting with all of the life around you, but it'll add to the experience. read full review

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CUNY Queens College Scholarships

Merit Scholarships Available:

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Minority Student Scholarship - R R
New York City Alliance for Minority Participation $1,000 - $5,000 R
CMP Pub. Scholarship for Minority Students in Journalism or English - R
Eleanor Dieckmann Picken Study Abroad Scholarship -
Esther's Book Fund -
Ira Lampert Foundation Scholarship -
M Edel Memorial Scholarship for Graduate Students - R
Mary Ellen Passantino Scholarship $500
Ruth Rudovsky Memorial Scholarship Endowment - R
S.W. Schmall Memorial Scholarship - R
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